Mid Century Modern Wool Blend Modern Bedroom Chairs, Lounge Chairs & Gliders
Bedroom Chairs Explore
Why We Love Bedroom Chairs
Take a seat! Add an extra level of comfort to your bedroom with a glider or lounge chair. Perfect for reading or relaxing, these contemporary bedroom lounge chairs and rockers are offered in a number of colors and materials to match your existing furniture scheme and the decor already present in the room. You'll love these chairs for the comfort they can offer the room and you will also appreciate them for their eye-catching good looks.
When you think of a lounge chair or a glider chair, you likely think of the living room as its home. But lounge chairs can also find their homes in the bedroom, acting as a comfortable napping chair, a place for you to sit and catch up on your latest book or a piece of accent furniture in the space. With a large variety of colors and fabrics to choose from, you are sure to find the exact lounge chair you want -- and may need -- in this stylish assortment.
A Bedroom Lounge Chair for Every Style
Bedroom chaise lounge chairs extend the serenity of your bed to that of a relaxing, comfort-filled chair. And with a variety of designs from noteworthy modern furniture makers like Arne Jacobsen and Antonio Citterio, you'll be making a design statement in the bedroom. Several pieces in the Gus Modern collection fit a mid-century modern aesthetic with designs looking like they have been pulled straight from the 1950s. Blu Dot lounge chairs accurately represent the fundamental principles of classic Scandinavian design and look to the chairs from Vitra for a truly iconic piece. Gliders and modern rocking chairs also fit this assortment, with a number of contemporary options that will have you sitting in style. For any bedroom aesthetic, you'll appreciate the comfort and style of one of these chairs.
How to Choose the Best Bedroom Glider or Lounge Chair
In rooms where space may be limited, especially the bedroom, you'll need to carefully measure where you plan to place a lounge chair. Most rocking chairs and gliding chairs take up a significant amount of space too and properly understanding the available room you have to work with is critical. And whether your furniture style is vibrant and colorful or more on the greyscale side of the spectrum, you'll find plenty of options to choose from. We also offer many free fabric swatches to help you get the feel of how the chair will be in your room. If you have any questions about the bedroom lounge chairs and gliders featured here, please call our furniture experts at 877.445.4486.
Other Considerations When Choosing Bedroom Chairs
To hold your favorite book and reading glasses, consider placing an accent table next to your new lounge chair or rocking chair. And complete the look in your bedroom with other pieces of modern furniture and decor like a new bed frame, nightstands, a bench and an area rug. Finally, if you love the look of the gliders and lounge chairs featured here, you'll want to see the complete Accent Chairs collection for more options ranging from armchairs to side chairs and more.
Bedroom Chairs FAQs
Should you put a chair in your bedroom?
Yes, placing a chair in your bedroom enhances both function and style. Bedroom chairs provide comfortable seating for reading, relaxing, or dressing, and they add warmth and visual interest to the overall décor.
Expert Tip: A bedroom chair serves multiple functions - create a reading nook by pairing it with a floor lamp, use it as a landing spot for tomorrow's outfit, or place it in a corner to balance large bedroom layouts. Even small bedrooms benefit from a compact slipper chair (no arms) that tucks neatly against a wall.
Which chair is best for long sitting hours?
Ergonomically designed lounge chairs or chairs with ample padding, lumbar support, and comfortable armrests are ideal for long sitting sessions. Chairs that support good posture reduce discomfort and fatigue over extended periods.
Expert Tip: For extended sitting, look for chairs with these three features: 1) Seat depth of 20-22" to support thighs without cutting circulation, 2) Backrest reaching at least to your shoulder blades, and 3) Armrests at elbow height when seated. A reclining mechanism or ottoman adds bonus comfort.
What is another name for an accent chair?
Accent chairs are also known as occasional chairs or side chairs. They are typically chosen for their decorative style, adding visual interest and complementing existing furniture.
Expert Tip: The term "boudoir chair" specifically refers to delicate, often vintage-inspired accent chairs perfect for bedrooms. These typically feature upholstered seats, exposed wood frames, and lower profiles that work well at dressing tables or in bedroom corners.
Why is the egg chair so popular?
The egg chair is popular due to its unique, sculptural design, exceptional comfort, and ability to create a private and cozy space. Its iconic, modern style also makes it a timeless accent piece.
Expert Tip: Egg chairs create instant architectural interest in bedrooms - their high backs and enveloping shape make them ideal for creating private retreats within larger master suites. Position one near a window with a small side table to create a perfect reading sanctuary.
What is the purpose of a lounge chair?
The primary purpose of a lounge chair is relaxation. Lounge chairs are ergonomically designed to provide comfort for extended periods of rest, reading, or leisure, often featuring reclining features or ample padding.
Expert Tip: In bedrooms, lounge chairs should serve your nighttime routine. Place one near the closet as a dressing chair (choose wipeable fabrics), or opt for a swivel base near windows to enjoy morning light. For small spaces, look for armless designs that slide under vanities when not in use.
What are the different types of accent chair?
Accent chairs include armchairs, slipper chairs, club chairs, wingback chairs, egg chairs, lounge chairs, and barrel chairs, each offering distinct aesthetics and comfort features to complement various interior styles.
Expert Tip: For bedroom-specific needs: Slipper chairs (armless) fit tight spaces, wingbacks offer superior head support for reading, and swivel chairs add functionality. Consider a small-scale barrel chair if you need to tuck it under a desk or dressing table during the day.
How do you choose an accent chair color?
Select an accent chair color based on your existing décor palette. Opt for complementary shades for harmony or contrasting tones for visual interest. Neutral colors like gray, beige, or cream work well in most rooms.
Expert Tip: In bedrooms, opt for chair colors that promote relaxation - soft blues, warm taupes, or muted greens. If using bold colors, keep them to small-scale chairs (under 30" wide) so they add personality without overwhelming the sleep environment.
What size accent chair do I need?
Your accent chair should fit proportionately within the available space. Standard dimensions range around 28–32 inches wide and 30–36 inches deep. Measure your room carefully to ensure comfort and adequate circulation space.
Expert Tip: Leave at least 36" of walking space around bedroom chairs. For chairs near beds or dressers, measure your clearance when drawers are fully open. Compact 28" wide chairs can fit in surprisingly small corners while still being functional.
What is the best material for an accent chair?
The best accent chair materials include durable fabrics like velvet, linen, or microfiber, or premium leather for elegance and longevity. Fabric upholstery offers comfort, while leather provides easy maintenance and luxury.
Expert Tip: Performance fabrics (Crypton, Sunbrella) are ideal for bedroom chairs used while applying makeup or drinking coffee. Leather withstands pets but can feel cold in bedrooms. Velvet adds luxury while hiding wrinkles from frequent use.
What height should an accent chair be?
Standard accent chair seat heights typically range from 16 to 20 inches. Choose a height that complements existing furniture and allows for comfortable seating and easy standing.
Expert Tip: Match chair seat height to your mattress height (within 2") for visual harmony. Exception: Dressing table chairs can be lower (16-18") to accommodate vanity heights. Always test if your feet touch the floor comfortably when seated.
Should accent chairs be comfortable?
Yes, accent chairs should offer comfort in addition to style. Prioritize chairs with good cushioning, ergonomic shapes, and supportive structures, ensuring both aesthetics and enjoyable use.
Expert Tip: Prioritize comfort in chairs you'll use for more than 10 minutes at a time. Look for: 1) Cushions that regain shape after pressing, 2) Armrests that don't dig in, and 3) Back support that follows spinal curves. Sit-test with your usual posture.
What are the different shapes of accent chairs?
Accent chairs come in various shapes, including rounded barrel chairs, high-backed wing chairs, sleek slipper chairs, modern egg chairs, and traditional club chairs, each shape catering to different comfort levels and style preferences.
Expert Tip: Curved chairs (barrel, egg) soften angular bedrooms, while square-backed chairs complement modern decor. For small spaces, consider a corner chair (pentagon shape) that fits neatly into unused room angles.
How long should you sit in a chair?
It's recommended to sit for no more than 30–45 minutes continuously. Regularly standing, stretching, or changing positions helps prevent stiffness and encourages better circulation and posture.
Expert Tip: In bedrooms, use your chair as a prompt to move - when finishing a chapter, applying skincare, or putting on shoes. Avoid working from bed chairs for hours; keep a lap desk nearby to encourage position changes.
What is a big chair called?
A large, comfortable chair designed for relaxing is often called an oversized chair, chair-and-a-half, or lounge chair. These chairs are spacious enough to accommodate relaxed seating positions and are ideal for bedrooms or living areas.
Expert Tip: "Chair-and-a-half" designs (about 1.5x standard width) make perfect bedroom companions - big enough to curl up in with a book but more space-efficient than loveseats. Look for styles with generous seat depths (minimum 34") for true comfort.
